and we want to show you some live pictures from the moira camp in less bill's greece these are coming to us from the a.f.p. news agency the fire it looks like has been put out but fire trucks still at the scene we still see some smoke at the camp which looks like it's been completely destroyed a few people milling around there as you can see quite a scene at the warrior a camp there on the greek island of les bulls after several fires that were apparently delivery deliberately started by some of the refugees and migrants at the camp to protest against the coronavirus restrictions that have been placed on the camp they've been 35 cases of called it 19 at this camp in greece which is the largest refugee camp on the greek island of les paul's fire trucks still at the scene but it looks like the files themselves have been put out and it is quite a lot of destruction will keep following this story for you and i'll just share and bring you all the latest when we have it in other world news belo russian opposition leaders atlanta taken off is meeting with political leaders in poland on wedne

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firefighters are battling a new fire on the greek island of lesbos — a day after a huge blaze devastated the moirap. firefighters are trying to control the new blaze — which is destroying the remains of camp that at the start of the week was the only shelter for more than 12,000 refugees — europe's largest refugee camp. the camp had been placed in quarantine last week, as several cases of coronavirus were confirmed among residents. mark lowen has more. a camp often called a ticking time bomb has exploded. moria, four times over its capacity, has been almost completely destroyed, an inferno in a place where life was already hell. the 13,000 migrants here, mostly afghans, fleeing again, this time in europe. my house is finished. many... all finished. at first light, it seemed the sun itself was on fire as a desperate attempt to douse the flames continued. inside, homes now a wasteland. pictures from the charity medecins sans frontieres show the gutted remains of europe's largest migrant camp. the government said the fire was started deliberately, a protest after 35 migrants who had tested positive f

so, as the irc we have moved some chemical toilets that we had in moira that were left unburnt, to thiss well as the community centre, that is about to host a single women. we also provide blankets and sleeping bags as well as psychological first aid. we've set up a hotline where people can actually seek psychological support in english, french, farsi and arabic. at least 25 people are confirmed to have died as deadly wildfires continue to burn on the us west coast. fanned by strong winds and record temperatures, the fires have burnt millions of acres of land, destroying thousands of homes. california's governor gavin newsom says the disaster should end all doubt about the effects of climate change. in oregon, smoke from nearby fires settled on the city of portland, making visibility extremely poor. around 40,000 people have been under mandatory evacuation orders across the state. we can now speak to crystal thornton who's a radio presenter and morning show host in portland, 0regon where shejoins us from now. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us today. let me ask you firs

. >> reporter: moira rose a formally hollywood hot shot and her family navigating small town life. >>g. >> reporter: realizing their money isn't the be all end all, family is. the show exploding in popularity after humble beginnings. a small budget that never really grew over six seasons. fans falling in love with the television academy did this year. as for the future of the rose family, dan levy says if he gets a great idea he's open to working on a movie. he said he hopes an idea pops into his head. he said he wants to work with the cast and crew again, asap. fingers crossed for that one. >> it is a hit. that's making news in america this morning. "good morning morning america." >>> right now on "america this morning" epic fight. the battle to replace rusuth ber ginsburg intensifying overnight. new statements from president trump and senator lindsey graham. both political parties accused of hypocrisy. how joe biden is explaining his own comments in 2016 when he said the president should get a chance to nominate a justice even if only a few months before the election. >>> also overn

deliberately burning down the camp an attempt to get transferred to the island off the island rather the site moira has been badly overcrowded for a long time and much to the discontent of the locals there with conditions worsening join the pandemic well now with over $12000.00 migrants without shelter many taking to the streets have nowhere else to go causing tensions between the newcomers an island. i don't like the jobs i would ask for. or. not. and you say they are all safe with keep not cause poaching not going i'm not trying to i want to go to germany and i have many problems here nothing to eat and no electricity i'm from afghanistan and i'm waiting to hear that. we are seeing the european union the more. it is not enough. air the miners underground what is needed. is there are these reverse migration. policy has agreed to give me a shot on the i am dropping the ball for it all. on me and nyack i need to focus. on. the. positives of people left in the green and then on the streets without shouting nerve with not system for over the air and without words on the british hand with equal using r

so as the irc, we have moved some chemical toilets that we had in moira that were left unburnt to thisto this new camp, as well as the community centre that is about to host single women. we also provide blankets and sleeping bags, as well as psychological firstaid. we've set up a hotline where people can actually seek psychological support in english, french, farsi and arabic. let's get some of the day's other news. women protesting against the re—election of president alexander lukashenko in belarus have confronted security forces arresting demonstrators in minsk. some tried to rip the balaclavas from the heads of unidentified agents in green fatigues. the women chanted their support for a 73—year—old great—grandmother at the forefront of the protests. two former british prime ministers — tony blair and sirjohn major — have condemned plans by the current prime minister borisjohnson to override elements of the brexit withdrawal agreement relating to northern ireland. writing in the sunday times newspaper, the two former leaders say the bill could prompt damaging retaliation from the e

this second fire wiped out any remaining tents in the moira camp — most of it had already been burnt burn during the day, the bbc‘s mark lowen is there. the fires still aren't out. every few hours another one starts. the thick, acrid smoke filling the air, it is burning my eyes at the moment. and can you imagine this spreading out across this entire area destroying the lives of almost 13,000 people, homes, livelihoods gonein 13,000 people, homes, livelihoods gone in an instant. it is like a bomb has hit this entire area. china has accused the united states of racial discrimination after washington said it had revoked the visas of 1000 chinese students and researchers. the us said the visa holders had ties to the chinese military — something china contests. it's the latest example of how tension between china and the west is manifesting itself in many different ways. and we're going to look at another example now. every thursday we make a report for the bbc news website which looks in depth at a story we've covered through the week. and the latest one picks up on the themes from that

so, as the irc we have moved some chemical toilets that we had in moira that were left unburnt, to thise community centre, that is about to host a single women. we also provide blankets and sleeping bags as well as psychological first aid. we've set up a hotline where people can actually seek psychological support in english, french, farsi and arabic. a leading scientist has warned that the uk is "on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus, as infections rise. professor sir mark walport, a member of the british government's scientific advisory body, says people need to limit their socialising to ensure children can remain at school, and students at university. lauren moss reports. on the final weekend before new restrictions are introduced, there's a stark warning about what could lie ahead. 3,500 more coronavirus cases have been diagnosed for the second day in a row. scientists say although the rate of infection is lower than it was at the peak of the epidemic, covid—i9 is growing in the community. i think one would have to say we're on the edge of losing control. and you've only go

greek island of less force or being moved to the mainland the group has been granted asylum after the moira camp was destroyed by a fire earlier this month. you know times reports u.s. president donald trump has paid no tax in 10 of the last 15 years the paper says he avoided taxes by declaring large business losses and i personally own creditors more than 300000000 dollars as the trump has dismissed those reports as news. prosecutors of name 6 more saudi nationals as suspects in the killing of the washington post journalist. 20 saudi nationals are already on trial in istanbul the suspects are not in turkey and they're being tried in absentia earlier this month a saudi court jailed 8 people for up to 20 years ashaji was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago. the russian opposition leader. says could help mediate a national dialogue that follows another day of mass protests and arrests 2 on sunday demonstrators have been demanding president alexander lukashenko resign after last month's disputed election you can get lots more news on our web site al jazeera dot com tweet me

fire left thousands of refugees and migrants without shelter reports say some of the blazes at the moira refugee camp where started deliberately to protest nearly impose coronavirus restrictions afghanistan's vice president has survived what appears to have been an assassination attempt at least 10 people were killed when i'm going to his convoy was bombed in kabul and one of the world's most advanced corona virus vaccine trials has been put on hold after a protest spent fell ill astra zeneca the company behind the vaccine says a patient has a potentially unexplained m.s. which will need further investigation. and the palestinian foreign minister has called on the arab league to reject efforts by the united arab emirates to build closer ties with israel riyadh on maliki was speaking at the virtual session of the arab league israel and the u.a.e. are set to sign the u.s. brokered agreement next week as easily lead the lot of the legal finally an earthquake has hit the arab league the dream of the arabs the triple tide the american israeli iraqi declaration is that earthquake we now need t

their camp on the greek island of les paul's strong winds fanned the flames of several fires that moira come the largest in the country before say some of the blazes where started deliberately to protest newly imposed coronavirus restrictions the facility was based on to quarantine last week after the 1st case was found infections have since risen to fetch the 5 caroline will menace project coordinator for covert 1000 unless falls for doctors without borders she says the conditions in the camp have been bad for some time. when i was a camper to best of the over 3000 people who are at the moment there's between 12 and 13000 people that were host up there until last night and so over nights fires have been raging in different places in the calm and the earliest reports this morning seem to indicate that the camp is almost completely destroyed there's a few segments of it still standing but overall there is very little left and so at least 12 to 13000 people who are. who have had to evacuate to camp overnight because of the fires. are currently in the streets with nowhere to go so it's obv

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this second fire wiped out any remaining tents in the moira camp — most of it had already been burntople are having to shelter under the trees in the day — and are sleeping on the streets and in parks at night. the fires still are not out every few hours another one starts. the thick smoke filling the air and burning my eyes. just imagine this spreading out across this entire area destroying the lives of 13,000 people, homes, livelihoods, gone in an instant. it is like a bomb has hit the entire area. this was the scene outside the camp today. people are having to shelter under the trees in the day — and are sleeping on the streets and in parks at night. also today around a00 unaccompanied teenagers and children have been flown to mainland greece. this crisis affects all of the around 13,000 people who lived in this camp — it was more than a times its intended capacity. the greek government says around 2,000 people will be temporarily housed aboard three ships — and they're working on emergency accommodation for everyone else. here's more from bethany bell in lesbos. refugees and migr

population on the island by increasing the help in the mainland, by improving the living conditions in moirave easy access to socioeconomic rights which would allow them to live in society and alleviate some of the pressure. astrid castelein, thank you very much. she is from the united nations and joining us from act iii and as she told us there are still fires burning in the campus of so u nfortu nately burning in the campus of so unfortunately it will be a second difficult night for some ——.. the crisis in belarus continues to escalate. another prominent opposition leader has been detained. this is maxim znak — he's a key figure in what the opposition calls its co—ordination council. he missed an interview this morning and when a colleague called him, he said someone had arrived and hung up. he later messaged the word "masks". that's believed to be a reference to the facemasks worn by security services. and sure enough — it's now been confirmed he's been detained. and he's not the only one. this is another opposition leader, maria kolesnikova — she was detained by masked men on monday. she

moira isa may have. if you are with bob. moira is a volunteer here at the farm. microphone so i'm going to take it away, but what's interesting is when lockdown first started in march, a p pa re ntly lockdown first started in march, apparently the number of searches for animal videos on youtube shot up and that has stayed the same, so feels like there's a national natural inclination to look at these lovely animals and yesterday for research purposes i watched a lot of baby pandas and found it very relaxing. do you know what, it's lovely. really lovely thank you very much indeed. do feel free as you a lwa ys much indeed. do feel free as you always do to send us pictures of your favourites. no disrespect of the tortures, but i don't think it has the same effect. —— tortoise. i bet there are some people who think they do. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a ten o'clock curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants from thursday in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus. a chang